Image Pixelator

1. Upload an image: Click the "Choose File" button and select an image from your computer.
2. Select the area to pixelate: Click and drag on the image to draw a rectangle over the area you want to pixelate.
3. Adjust pixel size: Use the slider to change the pixel size (5-50 pixels). Larger values create more pixelation.
4. Redraw if needed: You can draw multiple rectangles to pixelate different areas.
5. Preview: Click the "Preview" button to see the result without selection lines.
6. Download: Click the "Download" button to save your pixelated image.
7. Reset: Click "Reset" to restore the original image and start over.

No. All image processing happens entirely in your browser. We don't upload, store, or have access to your images. Your privacy is guaranteed.

The tool supports common image formats including JPG, PNG, GIF, and WebP.

The pixelation algorithm averages colors in blocks, which works well for most use cases but may not be perfect for all scenarios. The quality depends on the pixel size you choose and the content of your image.

For highly sensitive information, consider using larger pixel sizes (25-40) or alternative methods like solid color blocks.

Yes! After pixelating one area, simply draw another rectangle to pixelate a different area. Each pixelation is applied to the current state of the image, so you can pixelate as many areas as needed.

• Hiding faces or text: 15-30 pixels
• Subtle effects: 5-15 pixels
• Heavy pixelation: 30-50 pixels
• License plates: 15-25 pixels

When in doubt, start with a larger size. You can always reset and try again.

Yes, click the "Reset" button to restore your original image. Note that this will remove all pixelations you've applied. There's no way to undo individual pixelations, so plan your edits accordingly.

Click the "Download" button to save your pixelated image as a PNG file. The image will be downloaded to your default downloads folder with the filename "pixelated-image.png".

Yes! Once the page is loaded, all processing happens locally in your browser. You can continue using the tool even if you lose internet connection.